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Zamet Sports Center, Rijeka, Croatian Architecture, 3LHD Architects
Croatian Sports Building : Architecture Information
Rijeka Building - Sports and Community Center Zamet, Croatia
20 Oct 2009
Situated in Rijeka's quarter Zamet, the new Zamet Centre in complete
size of 16830 m2 hosts various facilities: sports hall with max 2380
seats, local community offices, library, 13 retail and service spaces
and a garage with 250 parking spaces.

photos : 3LHD Architects
One third of the sports hall's volume is cut in the ground, and the
rest of the Centre is fully fitted into the surrounding landscape.
The building's main architectural element are ribbon-like linear stripes
stretching over the site in a north-south direction, functioning at
the same time as an architectural design element of the object and
as a zoning element which forms a public square and a link between
the park on the north and school and B. Vidas street on the south.

photos : Domagoj Blazevic
The stripes were inspired by "groma?a", a type of rocks
specific to Rijeka, which the centre artificially reinterprets by
colour and shape. They are paved with 51.000 ceramic tiles designed
by 3LHD and manufactured specially for the centre. The steel construction,
girder span of 55 meters and their varying height allow the natural
light illumination of the sports hall.

photos : 3LHD Architects
The hall has been designed in accordance with the latest world sports
standards for major international sports competitions. The concept
is based on flexibility of space. Playground size is 46 x 44 meters,
for two handball courts. The hall contains all the supporting facilities
for professional training and competition, and the auditorium designed
as a system of telescopic stands enables the transformation for everyday
use as well as for other activities such as concerts, conferences
and congresses. Selected interior materials - wood and acoustic panels,
suggests that the hall is a large living room for athletes. The main
access to the hall and other facilities is located west of the hall
from the public square and from the underground garage.
Zamet Centre photos / information from 3LHD Architects 201009
Concept Diagrams:

Previously:
Sports and Community Center Zamet, Rijeka, Croatia
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3LHD architects, Zagreb
The basic characteristic of the design is the integration of a big
project task into the urban structure of Zamet, with the objective
of minimizing disruption and to evaluate its given urban conditions
unlevelling the terrain, the pedestrian link in a north-south
direction, the quality plateau in front of the primary school, the
park zone, placing the programme in the centre of Zamet at the intersection
of communications.
The joint conceptual and design element of the handball hall and the
Zamet centre are ribbons stretching in a north-south direction,
functioning at the same time as an architectural design element of
the objects and as a zoning element which forms a public square and
a link between the north park-school and the south the
street. One third of the halls volume is built into the terrain,
and the building with its public and service facilities has been completely
integrated into the terrain, i.e. it creates it with its ribbons.

The public space on the roof is not only a feature of the building
in the business part of the centre, but the roof of the hall is also
used as a kind of extension of the park situated to the north of the
hall. The hall has been designed for major international sports competitions,
in compliance with state-of-the-art world sports standards. The design
of the hall has been conceived as a very flexible space. The auditorium
has been designed as a system with telescopic stands, which open and
adapt to the kind of competition and the number of spectators; at
major competitions it is possible to seat 2100 spectators by opening
all the stands. The architecture of public facilities, the shopping
centre, the library and the local authority stands out in the topography
of the terrain, connecting the square in front of the hall and in
front of the school and tries to integrate into the overall existing
context of western Zamet.
Zamet Sports Center Rijeka - Building Information
Full name of the project: Sports and Community Center - Zamet
Full name of architecture firm: 3LHD
Project name: Zamet Centre
Program: public, cultural, business, sport
Status: completed
Project year: 2004
Project start date: 2004
Project end date: 01.2008
Construction start date: 21.12.2007
Construction end date: 10.09.2009
Address: B. Vidas Street, Zamet
City: Rijeka
Country: Croatia
Geolocation: 45-20-39 N, 14-24-0 E
Site area (m2): 12289
Size (m2): 16830
Volume (m3): 88075
Footprint (m2): 4724
Entry level: 103
Budget (EUR): 20 mil
Client: Grad Rijeka / Rijeka Sport d.o.o.

Zamet Sports Center, Rijeka : 3LHD Architects
Project team: Sasa Begovic, Tatjana Grozdanic Begovic, Marko Dabrovic,
Silvije Novak, Paula Kukuljica, Zvonimir Marcic, Leon Lazaneo, Eugen
Popovic, Nives Krsnik Rister, Andrea Vukojic
Colaborators: Mateo Bilus, Building Physics / Details; Berislav Medic,
UPI-2M, Structural Engineering; Branko ?orko, IPZ-elektroinzenjering
22, Electrical Engineering; Mario Lukenda, Termoinzenjering-projektiranje
d.o.o., HVAC; Slavko Simunovi?, HIT PROJEKT, MEP Engineering - Plumbing;
Nenad Semenov, PASTOR, sprinkler installation; Rok Pietri, LIFT MODUS,
elevators; Zeljko Arbanas, IGH PC Rijeka, diaphragm wall; Zeljko Stipkovi?,
Fire Protection; Ivica Babic, Zavod za zastitu na radu Rijeka, Safety
at Work; Marija Babojelic, Special Consultant - Cost Consultant; Ines
Hrdalo, Landscape Architect; Damir Brali?, Lana Cavar i Narcisa Vukojevic,
signage and environmental graphics design; Nikola Durek, "Typonine
Zamet" typeface design
Main contractor: GP Krk
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